Tag: Measures
Govt continues to support rice industry with $2.7B injection
President Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali has announced that his government will allocate some $2.7 billion to assist rice farmers amid ... Read More
President Ali promises new measures by year-end to empower Guyanese
The government will soon announce a series of comprehensive measures for individuals and other vulnerable groups before the end of ... Read More
President Ali announces bold measures
Since returning to office in 2020, the PPP/C Government has been actively working to improve the livelihoods of citizens by ... Read More
University of Guyana free from 2025 – President Ali announces
The government will be making the University of Guyana (UG) free from 2025 as promised in its 2020 - 2025 ... Read More
Public sector salaries will not be less than $100,000 by end of 2025
Public sector employees will not be working for less than $100,000 monthly by the end of 2025. This announcement was ... Read More
Deliberate measures crafted to combat global food prices, cushion cost of living – President Ali
The government has implemented deliberate initiatives and policies over the last four years to address the rise of global food ... Read More
Gov’t actively addressing cost of living woes through series of measures – GS Jagdeo
- Highlights $80B in fuel costs absorbed by the government annually - Seeking $US70M supplementary financing to maintain electricity costs ... Read More
$7B for cost-of-living measures to be used later in 2024 – GS Jagdeo
The government will be utilising some $7 billion later this year to provide significant relief to Guyanese dealing with the ... Read More
Workforce to see matching salaries, improved quality of life – President Ali
Over the past three and a half years, the PPP/C government has remained steadfast in its commitment to developing every ... Read More
No new speedboat fares approved – Min. Edghill
Speedboat owners and operators serving the routes of Vreed-en-hoop, Parika, Bartica, and Supenaam have been sternly reminded by the government ... Read More